The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-15

CHICAGO. Sept. li- y News special
from Ottawa, IT,, -ay- At ESQ this
morning Justice Magrudcr began the
announcement Of tie decision IN the
Anarchists case. Just before the
opeB .ng Of court every one seemed
10 have feeling That something was
going to happen. Before the hour for
TIE couvcuiEg Of court. the lawyer
and reporters seemed TO have that
ceiling and conycrsed with each
other IN ,ubdued tones Even Barker
the anitor, WHO has waited upon
every Justice Of the supreme cOur.
that -nt upon the bench IN Ottawa,
tipto,d around on opening, and dust
ing the court room ~ If he wa afraid
Of. breaking the dcsthlike stiffness
that prevailed the entire building.
Deputy Smith iaitcred and his voice
frcmb.cd n- lac pronounced, clear
Sc, rs the justices fled INTO tho court
room. Headed by Chief Justice
sheldon, they appeared more digni-
iei than ever. The chief Justice
waved hs associates to their
seats even moro stately than In
won't h- nod to the 'hcr,ll
WE more Tin, and hi "opcu court
l,-- audible than on previous days OF
Inc term. Justice Megrudcr appear
ed flushed and nervous rs he entered
The court room, the cause OF which
WAS evidenced in few moments
when Chief Justice sheldon turned to
him ana IN "a voice which would OF
been iuaudiblo save for the dcathly
stiffness which prevailed In the room.
said Justice Magrudcr: Have you
any announcement to make The
flushed appearance OF the justice
CHANGED 10 that of pallor and his
voice was husky ~ hc responded, In
August spies and Others against the
people Of the state of Illinois, No. ~
Adyi-cmout docket The chief JUS
ticc ncrvously turned the leaves OF
tho court docket t. the case Indicated.
when the justice read the dccs-
ION of the court in the "an.
srchists case" As he commenced
reading no regaincd his composure.
His voice was clear aud distinct until
the ordor fixing the penalty aud date
OF eNcCu ION, when his rcaling be.
anne laboreG, his voice husky, and
his manner showed it was with the
grcatcst emotion that hc performed
he duty he had been delegated lbs
mo associates to perform. Having
voiced the decision OF the court in
tho most celebrated case It las ever
been called upon to dccij'. the iu,
iIce who made the announcement nj
once left the bench aud retired to his
room. The opinion il by Judge Ma
grulcr la this case the judgement
Oi tue court below is affirmed "a to
~ Jnd rs a. each and every one of
the defendants. An opinion hs- been
prepared setting torth the reason, of
affirmation OF the lud-mcut. Tho
opinion l. now handed TO the
Jerk to be- filed Judge sheldon an
uounccd that he conquered in the
upinion. Judge Mukcy id "While
] agree IN ia" opinion and also the
general yleW- oi court, ! do not VIII
90 bc understood Is holding that the
record is free from errors, for do
NOT think it j., but none Of the errors
complained OF are, in my opinion. OF
,ucu ~ -crious.c character ~ require u |
rcvcr,a. of tho Judgment Judge
-hcldcn said Tin this ra-c tho court |
oulers that the rentcucc OF the supc-
rior court Of CuoA county of the |
dcteu lau,- In the Indictment, August |
-pIe-, oamuc. Ficldru, \ Il. Parsons. /
Adolpu Fischer, Lenyci aud Loui, |